If your are a developer who uses PnP PowerShell module to deploy and configure your environment or your clients’, you have certainly faced some issues to manage the versions of PnP PowerShell module with your scripts. I will share with you an approach that I am using myself to use my current scripts and the… READ MORE
I faced some troubles in executing cmdkey.exe on a PowerShell remote session, while I was trying to automate the creation of a SQL Failover Cluster Instance on Azure VMs, using Azure Premium File Share (PFS) as shared storage. You need cmdkey.exe since you must persist Azure PFS access credentials on the Credential Manager of both cluster nodes, into the… READ MORE
Introduction For a while, when using Graph API and PowerShell I have been using my own implementations of communicating with Graph API as outlined in the following posts: Getting started with Microsoft Graph and PowerShell Authenticating with Graph API Using a Device Code However, at Ignite 2019, it was announced there is a Graph API… READ MORE
If you haven’t heard about Microsoft Graph API lately, you have probably been living outside of civilization. Graph API is Microsoft’s master communication service that connects and handles data between almost any Azure or Microsoft 365 service in the background. If you are already used to PowerShell and modules, the toolkits you use to work… READ MORE
Requirement: Generate a permission report to audit a specific user’s permissions in given SharePoint Online site collection, sub-sites, all its lists, libraries and list items. SharePoint Online PowerShell permissions report This PowerShell script checks user permissions and exports the findings into a CSV file. How to run this script? Just change the Parameters from Line#6 to… READ MORE
Uploading large files to SharePoint On-Premise or Online is an obvious problem during data migration from any external systems like Lotus Notes. Here is one of such errors which we might encounter while trying to upload a file of size greater than 250 MB- In this article, I will explain a data upload strategy where… READ MORE
Data discovery and classification isn’t just done with high-end, expensive software. Using the PowerShell scripting language, you can build custom tools that compare to the features you get paying thousands of dollars for free! Data Discovery Figuring out where all your data resides can be a daunting task. With so many data sources like databases,… READ MORE
In this chapter, we’re going to start with the component services console for a key setting related to user profile synchronization in SharePoint 2010 and 2013 and we’ll discuss the importance of this setting. Then, we’ll switch gears and look at the Windows Operating system’s App Fabric 1.1 for Windows server service and learn how… READ MORE
The Office 365 Developer Patterns and Practices PowerShell Cmdlets turn out to be lifesavers for many people. They easily allow you to create artifacts in your SharePoint sites, like lists, fields, etc. without needing to click around or write a complex C# application. The PowerShell Cmdlets come in 2 versions: one for Office 365 and… READ MORE
I published two scripts on Powershell gallery in order to help automated deployment of a SharePoint Framework solution: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/VSTS.DeploySPFxToO365CDN https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/VSTS.DeploySPFxToAppCatalog The first script basically collects automatically the bundle publishing it on Office 365 CDN, while the second across the SharePoint ALM API is able to upload the package of the solution in the App Catalog.… READ MORE
